This project focuses on converting a Figma design into HTML with responsiveness for various devices. It serves as a platform for testing HTML markup, CSS skills, and responsive design techniques. Throughout this project, I have acquired valuable experience in several areas, including:

• HTML Clean Markup: Emphasizing clean and semantic HTML structure.
• CSS Box Model: Understanding and effectively utilizing the CSS box model for layout and design.
• CSS Positioning: Implementing different positioning techniques to achieve desired layout effects.
• Grid Layout: Leveraging CSS grid layout for flexible and efficient page structure.
• Media Queries: Employing media queries to adjust styles based on different viewport sizes.
• Device Variants: Ensuring compatibility and optimal display across various devices.

In planning the responsive design for this project, I adopted a mobile-first approach. This approach involves writing code primarily for mobile devices, then progressively enhancing it for larger screens. The process typically follows this sequence: mobile, tablet, laptop, and desktop. To achieve responsiveness, I utilized min-width breakpoints for defining styles tailored to different device sizes.

• /assets: Contains assets such as images and icons used in the project.
• /styles: Stores CSS files responsible for styling the HTML markup.
• /index.html: The main HTML file representing the converted Figma design.
• /js: Stores JavaScript files for creating interectivity to the Elements.

To view the converted Figma design in action, simply click to Ask Experts.

Special thanks to Figma for providing the design inspiration and serving as the basis for this project.